Intel develops new scheduling patch for Linux kernel: 12th generation and above CPU performance improved, multi-threaded load reduced

According to news on June 13, contemporary Intel CPUs actually do not perform as well as they should in the Linux environment, and Intel itself is aware of this, so engineers have been Optimize the performance of Intel CPU under Linux.

Intel recently launched the v2 cluster scheduling patch, claiming that engineers have strengthened the process scheduling level under Linux by developing new cluster scheduling code, which can improve the performance of Intel 12th generation and later CPUs on Linux.

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In the 2021 Linux 5.16 version, Intel claimed that there were problems with CPU cluster scheduling. Therefore, the performance of 12th generation Intel processors is reduced under Linux systems.

Intel said that “engineers are currently working on improving the load balancing of the P core and the E core and providing further kernel fixes to ensure that Intel CPUs of the 12th generation and later can perform as they should in Linux. ".

IT House learned from Intel’s report that under the v2 cluster scheduling patch environment, test performance improved by about 1.36%, and multi-threaded workload dropped by 2%. Judging from the current situation, Intel engineers are There is still a long way to go in optimizing scheduling.

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